I face my fear of heights I go over that bridge. (have to, whenever)
I have to face my fear of heights whenever I go over that bridge.
You want to do yoga at home, you watch some videos, (if, could)
If you want to do yoga at home, you could watch some videos,
Everyone take off their shoes they want to enter that building. (must, if)
Everyone must take off their shoes if they want to enter that building.
Max anxious he sees a plane. (feels, whenever)
Max feels anxious whenever he sees a plane.
I arrive at the airport, I call you right away. (when, will)
When I arrive at the airport, I will call you right away.
My anxiety level very high I see a snake. (becomes, whenever)
My anxiety level becomes very high whenever I see a snake.
That app really helps people exercise, I buy it. (if, may)
If that app really helps people exercise, I may buy it.
I can't get over my fear of spiders, I see a therapist. (if, may)
If I can't get over my fear of spiders, I may see a therapist.
Patients need medical advice at home, some doctors talk to them on Zoom. (when, will)
When patients need medical advice at home, some doctors will talk to them on Zoom.
You want to meet tomorrow, you have to come to my office. (if, will)
If you want to meet tomorrow, you will have to come to my office.
I see a scary movie, I sleep at night. (whenever, can't)
Whenever I see a scary movie, I can't sleep at night.
We take a trip to France your French improves. (can, when)
We can take a trip to France when your French improves.